1. Pecha Kucha-Style Presentation Writing Strategies Drawing and Illustrating Brainstorming Teresa Fitzpatrick

2. Writing Strategy Brainstorming Coming up with a lot of ideas in a short amount of time. Quick inventory of what you know.

3. Writing Strategy Brainstorming Writing everything down. Quantity or quality.

4. Writing Strategy Brainstorming Great start to a new topic. Can be used in any part of lesson but middle is a great place.

5. Writing Strategy Brainstorming Use as a writing break. Can be used to examine multiple solutions. Be sure your students know something about their topic.

6. Writing Strategy Brainstorming Always roam the room. Keep everyone on task. Explanations of the thinking behind their ideas is a must.

7. Writing Strategy Brainstorming Corrections need to eventually to be made so there is no misconceptions. No corrections during actual brainstorming.

8. Implementation In the Classroom Various brainstorming ideas that brochures were created for: Table manners for small children Ideas for safe food handling. Ideas for kitchen safety.

9. Writing Strategy Drawing and Illustrating Quick drawings or sketches of what the students are trying to learn or understand. Usually not highly artistic.

10. Writing Strategy Drawing and Illustrating Simple tools for thoughts. Great with your visual learners.

11. Writing Strategy Drawing and Illustrating By using a visual it helps with passive hearing or reading. Cartoons can be useful to write out explanations. Gives a sense of personal ownership.

12. Writing Strategy Drawing and Illustrating Seems like they are playing rather than working. Non-artists often feel threatened and need to be reassured.

13. Implementation In the Classroom Big Book Ideas: Promoting of Self Esteem Twist on a child’s storybook Placemats for table settings